Originally Posted by Joachim (Post 3192670)

They literally mean the opposite of each other. Bad grammar shouldn’t a language make. Case in point: you know its wrong but as a pilot you feel compelled to choose the low-brow position.

Originally Posted by 123494 (Post 3192485)

Do any of you wake up in the morning and feel like a complete loser? I do all the time when I think of career choice and my life in general.

Originally Posted by Joachim (Post 3192670)

They literally mean the opposite of each other. Bad grammar shouldn’t a language make. Case in point: you know its wrong but as a pilot you feel compelled to choose the low-brow position.

Originally Posted by APCLurker (Post 3192722)

Folks, this person is nothing but a troll......ignore them.

They posted almost the exact same statements in the Dal forum some time ago.

Originally Posted by Skypilotsv1984 (Post 3192196)

It’s not that hard, be nice and professional, don’t be weird or tell crude jokes. You can also go out to dinner with the crew, just be respectful, have a drink or two but don’t get drunk, then go back to your room alone afterwards.

Good rules to follow: view your colleagues as colleagues and not conquests, don’t start doing shots, nothing good happens after 10PM.

Not that hard.

Originally Posted by OOfff (Post 3192908)

“It’s” is the proper contraction of “it is.”

Originally Posted by 123494 (Post 3192910)

Give me a break

Originally Posted by Joachim (Post 3192670)

They literally mean the opposite of each other. Bad grammar shouldn’t a language make. Case in point: you know its wrong but as a pilot you feel compelled to choose the low-brow position.

Originally Posted by ipdanno (Post 3193038)

Hear hear! This heartens my heart to know some on here are well-educated enough to know the difference.

Me thinks Joachim might in fact be a latent member of POEM,the Professional Organization of English Majors.
Sometimes referred to as the Grammar Police-To Serve and Correct.

ipdanno, POEM since 1984.

Originally Posted by pangolin (Post 3193193)

Disbarred in 2021 for failure to capitalize the first letter of a name.